SPORTS
Wrestlers face stiff competition in Las Vegas
By Lyle Crouse
fcmefald Conlnbulot
Thu Oregon wrestlers may
get .1 preview of the NCAA
< hampionships when they tr.u
el to Nevada for Friday's Las
Vegas Invitational
"Without any question, it's
the toughest tournament out
side the NCAAs," Oregon
Coat h Kon Finley said
Finley Kitici some of the na
tion's lop teams will parlic ipate
in the weekend tournament, in
< I it (t i n f( national < hampion
Oklahoma State. Arizona Stale.
Iowa State and Oklahoma The
Duc ks will also get a look at
several of their l’e< ifh 10 Con
ference opponents
"It's a battle," Finley said of
the tournament "It will defi
nitch establish new rankings
when it's over
It will lie <i parth ularly busy
weekend (nr senior Curt Strahin
in the 190-jxnmd division as
eight of the nation's top HI
grapplers in the 190-pound
class will la- in l-is Vegas
"This will la- a big week for
him one of those weeks
when you i an get .1 lot of re< og
nition." Oregon assistant coach
Chuck Kearney said
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Strnhin defeated the nation’s
lUth-ranked, 190-pound ivri's
tier. Bucknell's Brian Burns,
last weekend at the Mat Town
Open in Lock Haven. Penn.
Scott Glenn the Hulks' rep
resentative in the 142-pound
class, looks to advance in the
rankings after a lug victory in
the Mat Town Open against
seventh-ranked Tim Tothka of
Drexel.
While seniors Glenn. Hob
Stone anti Curt and Gam
Struhm try to change the na
tional rankings in lais Vegas,
the younger Duck wrestlers
will gain some valuable experi
ence against some of the na
tion's best.
" That's basically what these
early season tournaments are
for: To site who's wrestling
well and for a lot of develop
ment." Finley said.
"To go out and l>e successful
here will give the guys confi
dence." kearnov added.
Dan Yidlak. Oregon's all
American in the 118-pound
class, will miss the Lis Yagas
invitational with a knee injurs
Ire sustained Nov. ') in a meet
against Portland State
Finley said Yidlak may he
ready for competition In Ian. 1.
hut said he saw no reason for
Yidlak and Pat Craig (150
pounds), who lias a sprained
ankle, to wrestle at Lis Yegas.
although Craig could he ready
to go.
"At this point in the season,
there's no purpose to forcing
them to wrestle." Finley said
"A wrestler like Dan Yidlak
doesn't need to prove himself,
lie can do that at nationals "
Scott Seymour will fill in for
Yidlak in the 118 pound brack
et Also competing in Fas Ye
gas will lie jason Jones. 126
pound class; Stone, 13-1: Dar
ren Gustafson. lr>8; Scott Kear
ney. 167; and freshman Jeff
McCoy. 177.
Continued from Page 11
last weekend while guard |ill Sperry scored a career-high 20
points against Colorado Stale and averaged 1-4.5 tallies dur
ing the weekend.
The l-adv /ngs of Con/.aga will finish a busy week of
games with the Sunday contest against Oregon.
(’laving four games in six days Indore Sunday's mending
with the Ducks. Con/.aga fell at the hands of Colorado, 87-50.
and Wisconsin. 80-77. in last weekend's Coors Classic.
They also hosted Central Washington on Tuesday, played
at Montana Thursday night and will play at Montana State
tonight
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